Drawing Water [Cinder]

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Drawing Water by David Wicks is a constructed landscape created by the relationship between rainfall and water consumption in the United States. The application, made in Cinder uses water consumption data and builds images to expose the reality that water is channeled, pumped, and siphoned to locations far from where it falls. Although the paths are imagined, the project is based on real data and it attempts to reveal truth about water resources and use.

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